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Christmas Projections 2012

Science City Christmas Projections 2012Seminarweek October 2012

For Christmas 2012 the projections at our Science City Campus were created in an intensive seminar week in October. They were presented together some projections of the last years.

INTERVIEW PROF. GERHARD SCHMITT – HOCHPARTERRE

Interview Prof. Gerhard Schmitt Hochparterre Magzine for Architecture and Design – November 2012

Hochparterre, Magazine for Architecture and Design, November 2012Cover Hochparterre

Article “THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE GREEN CITY”

Article in the blue Magazine
BLUE – Vontobel Private Banking – the magazine for private clients
Autumn Edition 2012

Architectural Projections in Baden

http://www.ia.arch.ethz.ch/architectural-projections-in-baden/

Projected visual illusion on a building in real scale. Cooperation between ETH Zürich, Information Architecture and Stadtfest Baden.

Featured on Blendernation.com

Our spatial illusion projections were mentioned on Blendernation.com, which ensued a vivid discussion about the reactions of passers-by.

Official opening of Singapore-ETH Centre

Tagesschau vom 16.03.2012

On 16 march 2012 the Singapore-ETH Centre for Global Environmental Sustainability was officially opened.

Modelling dream cities

The Sonntagszeitung published an article on city planning issues on February 12, 2012. Read about urban simulation modelling and the Future Cities Laboratory, with statements from ETH Professors Gerhard Schmitt and Vittorio Lampugnani.

Sonntagszeitung 12-02-12

Science City Christmas Projection 2011

In december 2011 a group of students showed a few projections as a part of their thesis electives. The goal was to influence the perceiption of the facade above the bistro. Supported by Science City these projections are also intended to be part of the advent installations.

The urban energy enigma

Energy – it is generated, consumed, and expelled. Our cities have a constant appetite for it. Euronews broadcasts a series of reports on the future of energy consumption.

So how could that kind of consumption of power and fuel ever be sustainable?

Gerhard Schmitt said: “A sustainable city is a city able to survive over decades and centuries which really works well. It’s a city where different flows, flows of material, flows of goods, work well, and in which also immigration and emigration are sustainable.”

iA Work 2011

This video was developed for the annual exhibition 2011 at the department of architecture ETH Zurich. It reflects the different teaching and research activites that were most important throughout the year. The exhibition is located at the HIL building in Science City and can be visited from September 29th until October 28th.